Gs 1100 carb question

[Ghost007]

My gs 1100 has a leak and I'm having trouble fingering it out it coming from in between the 2 left side carbs looks like out of those tubes that connect them the thing I want to know is what is it going to take to fix this any feedback would be highly appreciated

[Jedz123]

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[hjfisk]

Sounds like you need to pull the carbs and go through them with a thorough dipping and cleaning, and replace all the O-rings. You can purchase the O-Rings threw Mr. Barr, here on the site[that is your best deal] and order some bowl gaskets threw Z1 . All this info is available threw Bascliffs little welcome package. Also add your bike , and model, to you signature it will us from guessing making it easier to help you .

[BassCliff]

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